Nicole Bianquin

Nicole Bianquin serves as Associate Professor of Didactics and Special Education within the Department of Human and Social Sciences at the University of Valle d'Aosta. Her academic position centers on advancing inclusive educational practices and disability studies through rigorous research and pedagogical innovation.

Her research portfolio demonstrates deep expertise in Special Education, Inclusive Education, Disability Studies, Educational Accessibility, Didactics, and Case Management. Bianquin investigates how educational systems can better serve individuals with disabilities through technology integration, community-based approaches, and rights-centered frameworks. Her work consistently emphasizes participatory methodologies where individuals with disabilities actively shape their educational experiences and support systems.

Analysis of her 2023-2025 publications reveals a cohesive research trajectory focused on accessibility implementation, inclusive classroom strategies, and disability rights advocacy. She frequently collaborates with researchers Besio, Sacchi, and Giraldo across diverse publication venues including Italian Journal of Special Education for Inclusion and Nuova Secondaria. Her scholarship addresses critical gaps in teacher training, assistive technology adoption, and systemic barriers to inclusion while maintaining strong connections to practical educational contexts.